Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

York team depends on the gangs attitude
toward him, says the Pittsburg Telegraph.
If the gang likes him he will do well-ii
not, they will down him. The gang
kicked on the management hiring Fred
Shaw, and for this reason his release was
not purchased.
Four men were knocked out Of the box
by the Louisvilles in the game with the
''Mets" yesterday. They were Ryan,
OBrien, Radford and Jones. Roseman
was then put in aud held out we'll for sew
eral innings. Thirty-two hits, with total
of forty-eight, was the result of the Louis
ville's batting.
A more tired set of base ball players
never left any city than the Metropolitans
when they started for home from Louis
vile. 10 the three games played
Kelly's men completely overwhelmed their
opponents at the bat, making SO hits with
total of no, while the NETS" got Al,
with total Of IS bases
Mccormick says:-"Before played hall
with Arson l used TO think he was big
dub, but / thought him pretty fair fell
low afterward. He new said much to
me. II any one wants to get Arson mad
let him say that he is in one ofthose frances
Kelly used to make him mad BY shouting
in from the outield Have Won got them
again."
Chicago's big captain, Arson, says Kelly,
was the only man he ever let 60 whom he
bad any desire to retain. I'VE would
have kept him." said he, 'but he wasn't
worth SlO,O to us, and we would sell
anybody for the same sum. The Others
am glad are gone, and we play better ball
than if they were in the club. / done
care bow well they play elsewhere, they
are not good enough for me-"
The sun prevented Fogarty from seeing
fly ball, and Immediately fly ball sailed
over in Farrar's territory. While he was
waiting for it to descend, Tommy Burns,
Chicago's popular little third baseman,
who was seated in the press box, ex-
claimed: That's right, Sid, old boy. No
sun will bother you. You can stare the
sun out of countenance, can't you, Sid, old
boy?" and Sid caught the ball.
Brouthers still leads in batting average
-.462; Darling second, .42s; Thompson
third, Hines and Ferguson fourth, Nash
| fifth, Conner sixth, Arson seventh, Shom-
berg eighth, Fred Carroll and Wise ninth,
Ewing tenth, Kelly eleventh, Conway
Boston and Fogarty twelfth, Herman
thirteenth, Mcclure fourteenth, Glssscock
and Twitchell fifteenth, Rowe sixteenth,
Sunday seventeenth, Kuehne eighteenth,
Farrar nineteenth, = Gore twentieth and
Ward twenty-frst.
A nine can never win the championship
which does not pull together, and this is
Just what has been the matter with the
Boston nine. The Bostons do not pull to.
gether and do all they can to win the
championship. Their captain knows this
as we'll as they see it, too, and there is
little wonder if he gets discouraged. There
is too much individual work. It's sur.
prising that the directors cannot see this
and remedy it.
| The BostOns have won two extra inning
games, ten innings each, aud have lost four,
three of ten innings and one eleven. They
have tied two games, one of nine and one
of ten innings. The Chicagos have WOE
one twelve.inning game. They have lost
| uOue, Dut lieu One, tulTtetu lHuiDRS liz
Detroits have won three, ten innings, elev'
en- innings, thirteen innings. They have
lost two both ten innings, from Washing
ton, and have tied two. Indianapolis has
won two ten innings from Boston, and ha:
lost one ten inning game from Boston. The
New Yorks have won one extra inning game
with Indianapolis team by 6 to a, but have
lost one ten-inning game (the famous l9-e
when the Bostons made ten in the tentf
inning They have tied two games. Tht
Philadalphias have won l4.inning game
at Pittsburg and have lost 12-innine
game to Chicago. They have tied one witt
Chicsgo-l3 innings-and with Washing
ton. The Pittsburgers have won one IT,
innings game from Boston. They have los
one 10.innings and three 13-inniugs to De
troit and 14-inning game TO DetIOit. Nc
tits. The Washingtons won two 10 inning
games from Detroit and lost none. They
tied one with Boston, one with Philadel
phia-9 innings each-and one Of 10 inn
/ inUa with natroit